Sentence examples for wrong though from inspiring English sources

"I was right and wrong though," he says.

It would be wrong, though, to attribute too much to compensation packages.

Whether the polls are right or wrong, though, this election holds two dangers.

He would want to be proven wrong, though," came the reply.

If that expectation were to prove wrong, though, the effects are unknowable – and might be severe.

When things go wrong, though, it can be a very dangerous thing.

Somehow that would seem wrong, though, like baking a pumpkin pie in July.

Done wrong, though, they could harden labour-market sclerosis and create permanent dependence on German subsidies.

It would be wrong, though, to assume that Britain could comfortably ride out a China crisis.

You would be wrong, though, to associate the end of war with the end of repression.

It would be wrong, though, to equate this approach to what happens next at Selhurst Park.